Sentence examples for a vision of something from inspiring English sources

Once there was a vision of something else.

Give us a vision of something more, the people said.

"I'm trying to sell a vision of something that hasn't been built," said Donald J. Trump.

It's not contrived, it's just a vision of something I have a load of love for.

Although Krakauer wasn't thinking dolphins quite yet, he had a vision of "something tumbling through indigo".

Only the song of a bird, woven through all three movements, offers a vision of something better.

Unfortunately, each fresh effort increases the risk of getting the right result for the wrong reason, and winding up with a spurious vision of something that doesn't turn out to be scientifically robust, like a cancer drug that seems to work in trials but fails to work in the real world How on Earth are we going to do better?

Working backwards from a clearly articulated vision of something a customer would love forces the company to understand what capabilities it lacks to deliver that, and invest in getting them.

Many Americans grew up with a vision of war as something that ends with that kind of finality.

These ads are "utterly demeaning" to women, creating a vision of women as something to be undressed, he rails.

Most recently, he attempted to offer a vision of life as something other than an exercise in precalcuated strategy.